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- Q: What is “Virtual Manufacturing”?
- A: Virtual manufacturing is a model employed by ChaDa to utilize existing factory capacity. ChaDa buys excess capacity from third party manufacturers, and produces finished and unfinished goods for our customers.
- Q: How does ChaDa accomplish this?
- A: ChaDa has relationships with, and has created an extensive proprietary database, that allows us to quickly identify, price quote, produce, and deliver products ranging from finely machined titanium parts to plastic fabrication for the military.
- Q: So does ChaDa operate primarily as a broker?
- A. No. ChaDa employs our own team of engineers and quality control professionals. Our internal team allows us to insure that customer specifications are met, for example building components to DoD MILSPEC requirements.
- Q: What distinguishes ChaDa from a reseller?
- A. ChaDa has two distinct lines of business. The Manufacturing Division buys excess manufacturing capacity that allows us to produce custom products tailored to individual customer’s needs. The Manufacturing Division does not buy finished product. Our Resale Division serves as a reseller to our customers.
- Q: Does ChaDa only operate within the United States?
- A. ChaDa only utilizes excess manufacturing capacity within the United States; however, we ship product internationally.
- Q: How does ChaDa compete with off-shore manufacturing?
- A. ChaDa is competitive for several reasons. First, our customers primarily purchase products that either can only be produced within the United States or are best made here. Second, because ChaDa does not own the manufacturing facilities, our model allows for significant cost savings. Third, by being a minority owned company, ChaDa can more effectively compete, and help our customers compete, for government contracts.
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